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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-02-19
Saw Mill Blown Up.
10 the Palatka News

10 tne fdIdtKd NtWs.
ST. AUGUSTINE, FLA, Feb. IS, 1887.
At IL O'Clock this morning the steam
boiler at the saw-mill of Messrs. Miles &
Co. blew up. doing considerable damage
to the mill, and scalding some of the
men about the place. No one was seri-
ousiy hurt. III.
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Seville has water works and sewers,
streets graded and will put in gas. If
you buy a grove near Seville, you can
have water supply at low figures, for all
DurppSes
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The Latest Designs in Presses. Types,
and all the materials used in a First
Glass Printing House, at the News Steam
Printing Works. de3O-tf
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For Sale.

At 30 cents on the dollar, Four Thous.
and Dollars Florida southern Railway
Co., Gper cent. 40 Year Gold Bonds -
terest payable semi annually, January
and July. These bonds are received by
par, and accrued interest, in payment
for any land sold 10y them. Parties bay
ing for land with these bonds at above
price save over 10 per cent.
Address G.. IoPFR BAILEY,
ja30-lm Post-C flee HoX :i4O Palatka.
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House to let-Corner Oak and Fourth
Inquire s. +. Chandler, Palatka Ma
tional Bank Building. felI-f
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For Rent-A Hotel, convenient to
Chautauqua Grounds.
X. l.. MARTIN.
fet5 ct Weir Park, Fla.
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LosT-Reversible Overcoat, on ferry
Armsmear. Friday evening. In pockets
were a pair of gloves; one side of coat
dark, other red. Finder will please
leave coat at News Office and claim re-
ward Of 90. 1t
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Palatka Lodge, No. "a, F. q A. nj. reg
ular communications first and third Fri
day of each month.
A. V. MOUNT, w. Nj.
+. G. Posi-. Secretary
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SignOr Marac Antonio Canini, of Venice,
can speak fiuently ninety-three languages
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-02-19

Great Bargains in Fanc- Mattings, at
Farrar K Co. g: see lad" fel-f
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Insure with w. j. Webb. See list of
solid Companies advertised. fe11-12t
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Pamphlets, Posters, Dodgers, Pro-
grammes, etc, printed at the News
Steam Printing Works. de30tf
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Bargains at Cochrane's Twenty
five Cent Window. fe1I-l2t
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For RENT IN SEvIILR-HandSOme
Brick Store. 26x60 feet. Apply to G. Il.
Healey, Seville Real Estate Exchange.
ia14-tf
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Imported Cigars at Cochrane's Book
store. fel7-12t
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Putnam Chapter. u. d.. X. "A. Nj.
Regular convocations second and fourth
Mondays of every month. no1O tt
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Tags of all kinds and sizes supplied by
the News Steam Printing Works. ja1S If
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Letter Heads neatly and promptly ex.
ecuted at the News Steam Printing
Works. de3O-tf
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Boxes for Packing Orange blossoms,
at Cochrane's Bookstore. fel1-l2t
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For RENT.-Cottageso on Lemon street
Griffin & Parker. febS-tf
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For RENT.-Three cottages, at a fan
rental. Inquire OF =. Cunneely, owner
no20- eOdtf
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All kinds of Fishing Tackle at COch-
rane's Bookstore. fe1I-l2t
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For Sale.

One choice Lot On Kirby street, 50x1jO
feet, more or less. Only five minutes
walk from Post Office. TERMS- Cash,
or one half cash, balance payable in one
or TWO years, secured by mortgage,
interest ut > per cent. per annum. Fol
price address G.. IoPER BAILEY,
Ia30.lm Post-t flee BOX $40, Palatka.
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WANTED-Sour Oranges. Apply to
B. j. GrooDs, Grocer, Lemon ct, fe19-2t
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All kinds of Mercantile Printing done
in the neatsst manner, at the News
Steam Printing Works. de3O-n
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For SALE.-A valuable Grove, on
River, opposite Palatka, now full of
Fruit; also City Lots in Palatka and In
terlachen. GRIFFIN & PARKER.
Jan. %, 1887. ja22-tf
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Invalids, Tourists, Settlers, Investors.
call on or write to the Welaka Land
Company. Splendid chances all round
this picturesque town. Boats daily.
fe1O- 14teod
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Read This.
When you get to Jacksonville, if you
want reliable information in regard to
Railroad and Steamship Line, or of any
of the Many Routes to your Hon e, call
at the Bureau of General Information,
"A West Bay street. south side, where
you will be cheerfully received.
f. w. EBBETTS, Agent.
Postoffice Box sc. febl lin
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Orange blossoms packed and mailed
at Cochrane's bookstore. fe17-12t
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-01-31

To the Editor ofthc IntelliJeneer.
SIR:-1 have been "a looker-on" for
nearly week and it is fright funny" to
hear the Camden Brigads-I say Brigade
for from all can learn he has quite re-.
spectable Brigade at least in numbers, and
an expensive one too Of gougers, quarter
cd everywhere in the city)-3ay that the
knees OF the rebellious Democrats will
soon become weak aud they will then fall
into line and his election made certain.
Thstif they don't he can get Republican
votes sufficient to elect him that his cleo
ton is fixed TACT and is only question
OF time. Every effort is made to dfaw the
rebellious into line. Letters are writtsn. to
their countymen and sent. for and
brought here to press them into ranks,
but without eject 80 far, except as to one,
and the anti. Camden Democrats say that
the efforts made to press them into service
has only strengthened their knees.
have talked with many Republicans aud
they say Shere is not one who is market
able. II so, then to the lasting honor OF
West Virginia, brains located in the heads
Of patriotic atatesmsn and not oil or
money will, in the future, be the Qua!ii-
cation necessary to enable a man TO don
the Senatorial robes Of State whose
motto is "montani semper liheri."
Charleston, Jan. 28. ore,
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asked Purdy whats up?n and purdy re.
Joined, "Pm fixing up q Witness" or hl'm
fixing up evidence for these boys"
John H. Mcdonnell teatiaed much 10
the aame effect, both witnesses saying
their suspicious were aroused by the
actions Of the officers. .l. -ft- M.
Ex.Alderman Charles II. Reilly and
Thomas A. Cleary. indicted like McQuade
and others, testified to their entire lack OF
knowledge Of the combine, but on croas
examination Oleary said he had called on
McLouRhlin In the summer OF 1884, and
that McLonahlin answered the ball ia per.
aon. This contradcted Miss Fox, Mrs.
MclouRhlin and Lotus, who had sworn
that Mclaughlin was too Ill 10 respond to
the door.bell; that no Alderman but
Fullgraf had ever called; that Miss Fox
invariably answered the bell, &c. T
John I. Mcintyre, one Of Reilly's coun.
sci, testihed to the scene between Purdy,
Robertson and Kate Metz at the McQuade
trial, but tho Court said he had had
enough OF 1t, and that 1t was immaterial,
and stopped the examination in its midst.
Testimony as to the good character OF
O'Neil and to the fact that property own.
ers along Broadway had urged him to
vote for the franchise, was given, and the
Court adjourned till Monday, when
O'Neil himself will take the stand.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-01-31
MRS. ENIAIONS SANE.
The Jury Declares She 10 Fit to Take Car
. Of IIerxnlf

| e"'1 DeeWFcs sHe IL flt TO Take Caro-
OF Herself. Ea
, WASHINGTON, D. O., Jan. 20.-Mrs,
Emmons, vile OF Prof. Emmons, whose
sanity has been the subject of inquiry by
jury for tbs pas! two weeks. was to-day
pronounced by the jury to be sane.
Tho verdict is: THAT the said Weltha
A. Emnons, in the Daid writ named, is
not an idiot nor lunatic, nor otherwise
OF unsound mind go that she has not the
capacity to govern harselt and her prop
ersy, rs is alleged iu aud by the petition
illed IN this cause by Samuel F. Emmons,
on the 3lss day OF December, AID. 1861
Mrs: Enmons, who has refused to be
interviewed to-day, is reported to have
received the OF the verdict, declaring
her SINE, without any unusual manifosta.
tions Of pleasure, simply remarkin2: II
selt sure should win in fair trial."
Her plans for the future are not vet ma.
tured, but it is understood she intends to
put as much distance as possible between
hereeii and the professor, and will proba-
bly, soon return to E1ropH and take up her
residence in St. Johns Wood, in cottage
which she has leased for nino years.
The Professor says he will not make anv
iurthsr eHorss to reclaim his wife, beyond
the note published to-day warning people
not to trust hsr on his account. "All that
! could d." he said to-day, "has been
done, and now let thosa who h:ve upheld
the poor child against my wishes take
charge of her. OF course she will not
want ior anything, as the income from her
telephone stock will bs ample for her
wants. The house that she has rented in
London is in very pretty quarter near
Marylebone, and the residences in the Vi
cinity are very suggestive OF Washington,
being surrounded by little parks. Sill, Il
would not anspriss me il my vile refused
to be con.en!ed even amid such cotnforta-
BILE snrronnli lings, but Immediately ailer
going to England sho should return to tho
United States" N
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-01-31
BUTCHERED B0EILE,
rHEDIsMEMBEnED REMAINS
Ot tho Murdered Man Roach Now York
Tho Murderer, Captain Unger, Makes u
Full Confession OF Ills Horrible Deed.
Tho Motive for Ills Crime,

New YoRH, Jan. 20.-Tne remains oI
the butchered German, August Bohle
reached this city this morning. They wer.
taken to the morgue and examined by the
Coroner. The feet had been cut OF ius\
above the ankles, the flesh having beer
carefully cut around with razor and the
bone saved In two with a meat saw. The
legs had been cut from the trunk in the
same way at tho thickeut part Of tho thigh
Just below the hip joint. Even In cutting
the head OF saw had been used to sever
the spinal column. The cut was made
across the cervical vertebra, and II the
head should be found, the creator part Of
the neck will be found with 1t. The Left
arm had been amputs!ed at the shoulder.
but the right arm was in its place.
The little finger Of the right hand had
been severed by the surgeons who per.
formed the autopsy In Maryland. It was
apparently this finger which was s!if and
permanently bent. Examination OF this
finger showed three scars that Indicated
that the tcndons had once been cut, in
which case the finger would remain s.iiT.
Tho trunk was not opened. 1t will be
photographed alter being pieeed together
and set upon pedestal. Aiterwsrd tho
post mortem examination will be com.
pleted. The stomach is still In Baltimore,
but Is expected horo to day. The police
are still searching for the head, which will
settle the question Of identity.
Captain Edward. Unper, charyed with
the murder Of August Bohle, whose dis.
membered body he shipped In trunk to
Baltimore, was arraigned in the police
court this afternoon.
Inspector Byrnes made an affidavit
charging Unger with the murder aud ask.
ed that tho prisoner be remauded in order
that the police might secure additional
evidence. He was accordingly remanded
and bis son, Edward Unger. jr., who is a
witness against him, was sent to the
House Of Detention. Unger acted in yery
cool and self-possessed manner, betraying
no emotion. '1g !
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Est,ltc of John Roach.

NIw YoRK, Jan. 29.-The will of the
late Mr.. John Roach has not yet been
atsed, but 1t is stated that it will be offered
'os probate during the present week. The
property disposed Of in his will is under.
stood to comprise the Morgan Iron Works,
als late residence and his ship yard at
chester, Pa. His widow and his three
sS9ns, Garrett, Stephen and Quintard
Roach, will, it is said, inherit the prop.
e'ty equally. -,
The Morgan Iron Works and the Fifth
avenue residence are free from any in.
eombrance. AS is we'll known, the ship.
yard at Chester has been in the hands OF
!Ae sssignees ever since Mr.. Roach's as.
signment in August, 1885. Within a
month, It is stated, tho assignees will
oflnS their work to close, and then hand
over tho ship-yard to the heirs; but, being
!sl' !Nsl' without capital, it is understood that
u.hey will make no effort To resume opera.
IONS at the yard. It Is further stated that
stock company has BEEN formed, Of
Selch Mr.. George E. Weed, Mr.. Roach'e
o!d friend, 10 president, for tho purpose ol
carrying on tho Morgan Iron Works, -
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LONDON, Jan. 29.-Ths Irish cau1e has
had a more narrow escape from the loss
OF Mr.. Parnells services than any one at
the time suspected With characteristic
pride and reserve, Mr.. Parnell kept back
from every one, evon his nearest col.
leagues, the seriousness OF his lats illness,
Ihs facts have only just come to light,
Now he is out and among US, we note
how terribly he has been reduced in his
struggle with death. His pale, worn face
and thin neck and tho reduction Of an
other fourteen pounds in his weight, show
how fealfully he suffered. For seven
consecutive days he was absolutely unable
to take or retain administered food in any
form. Another week at this rate would
have seen him in his grave. This is the
moro curious as Mr.. Parnell was ALWAYS
most abassm!oua at the table. His illness
was the result of irregular hours and So
we're strain Of Parliamentary life. For
three months he has not tasted butchers
most. He is confined strictly to fah aud
game. His recovery must, in any case,
be slow, and is liable to be impeded by
his duties in the House Of Commons,
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SANGUINARY RIOTS
IN THE OUTSKIRTS OF nELrAsr
i'etwecn tho Catholics nnd tho Troops-A
Number of Persons Reported Killed.
Rtots Commence OH Saturday Night
nhd nre Renewed Last Evening,

BELFAST, Jan. S0.-Fhsrs was terrible
riot In the Petershil, Carrlckhill and
shankhill districts Of this city last night.
The trouble originated through soldiers
belonging to the Wess Surrey regiment
inaulting q number Of Catholic civiliaus.
The latter retaliated by etonipg tho
soldiers, many Of whom were injured.
This was followed by Wholesale arrests.
A constable engaged in this duty was ser.
iously injured by tho excited crowd.
Finally military pickets were called out
and quiet WAS restored.
This evening the riotipe was renewed.
Altogether 90 rioters have been arrest.
ed. The trouble originated on Saturday
night IN n row between tro!estants and
CATHOLICS. The arrival OF the
posico lncensed the mob and led to
q Tree use OF revolvers and
stones. The police were compelled to flre
tor their protection. The Mayor and
olher authorities did their beat to prevent
tho removal Of the rioting tonight. but
without succees, although to.nights at.
trays were small compared with those on
Saturday. = ~
Only three persons were arrested to.
night. The outbreak tonight was caused
by the appearance OF two constables who
gave evidence before the Riot Iuvestipa.
tion Commission. '
Ihe conntsbles were roughly handled
ana reintorc0monts had to be
called out. Some prisoners were
taken and the crowd tried TO
rescue them, when tho police we're again
compelled to tire in their defense. One
constable #a7 severely wounded and
was sent to an intismary. The others who
we're injured were taken to their homea.
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BURGLARS.BAGGED.
They Ara Trapped in IL Dox.car After At
tempting to lob mi MurJcr 81

They Arn Trapped In IL Box.car After At
tempting to lob mi Murder. '
FosroRIA, o., Jan. 29.-About 9 o'clock
this morning mr. Fred Rehr, who runs a
restaurant near the B. & o. depot, was
awakened by hearing burglars trying to
force open the front door. His sleeping
room is jus. over the restaurant, which
is connected with tho latter by an inside
atair way. Grabbing his revolver, mur.
ous'looking forty-four caiber, he
started down alone to meet them, Ga
opening the screen door that separates tho
saloon from tho restaurant, he almost ran
into one Of the burglars, who had stuck n
revolver into his face, exclaiming, ISLAND
back" ..,.-. ~ =
At that instant Behr pulled tbs trigger
and fred two shots The burglar retn7n-
ed the tire, and eight shots were exchang.
cd IN rapid succession, smsahing windows
aud china and p!owing huge holes through
tue wood work. Several bullets passed
through the door behind which Behr was
standing, yet be egcapod without ecratch.l
The burglars then skipped out and Bshr
followed. and noticed that they got into a
box car OF pasaing freight. He notified
ths conductor, and as soon Us tho car left
town the donr Was locked and the burg
lars wero prisoners. They made despe.
rate attempt to escape by breaking tho
car, and came near succeeding. .si9lGh
At Leipsic tho car was opsned and the
trio arrested. It was found that one of
the men was dangerously wounded, ball
having entared his breast lust above the
heart. The man was seen splitting blood
all day, and 1t is not unlikely the wonnd
will Kill him. Ho has been identified by
Mr.. Behr as the one who did the shooting.
He g'vcs bis name as James DAILY, n rail-
rosder, and says his home Ia in Fort
Wayne; He is about thirty years old.
The others gave their names as. Frank
Burton, OF Chillicothe,. printer, and
Robert Cooper, Of Chicago, chaiumsker,
both about twenty-five years old. At tho
preliminary hearing before the Mayor TO.
night all waived examination, and in do
fault OF eix hundred dollars ball each
were taken to 'riHln tonight to avail. the
action Of tho grand jury. }j s5tI.s.
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The Senatorial struggle at Chsrlestol

The Senatorial struggle at Charleston
taas iltsresting as ever. Every day in.
vests it with new importance. A stage
hs been reached which makes Rspubli.
can vigilance an increasing necessity. To
Ses help from that side Mr.. Camden't
iEiends will make liberal promises, and
thsy might even 90 50 far as to make
soma deliveries that would seam 10 bring
With them sub,tsutial Republican ben.
edts. ~ .ta.s u
Republicans will find their only safety
IN hoaing their own row, keeping stead.
!lyin view the fact that at no distant day
West Virginia is certain to fall into their
hands in q perfectly natural aud honor
able way, without any sort Of bargaining
With any faction Of the other side. Re.
puollcans will do particularly we'll to
remember that the Greeks are to be fear.
when they come bearing gifts. 'i
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! 31CANADA's POSITION
On tho Fishery Racket-Somo Excitement
fi. In Northern Ohio. .-

On tho Fishery Racket-some Exclteme eni
tN. In Northern Ohio.
NEw YoRE, Jan. 3O.-A Columbus, Ohio
special Gays: In Northern Ohio there ia
much excitement over the possibility Of q
war with Canada. Governor Foraker ID
conatantly receiving Letters from patriotic
citizeus asking leave to raise home militia
companies. In connection with this q
United States Army man has revealed q
fact hitherto unpublished. During the
discussion Of the Canadian troubles the
War Department at Washington ascer.
tained minutely the strength Of the
mifitia in every State and requested from
the Ohio authorities information as to
tho number Of troops, their arms and the
time in which they could be centred al
Cleveland in case of an attack on the
Canadian frontier.
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MR.. i.ANDALL,s nILL.
Speaker Carlisle Got Tired Waiting and
There Was No Conference.

Speaker Carlisle Got Tired Waiting and
There Was No Conference.
WAsHlSaToS, D. O., Jan. 20.-The in.
tended conference between the Randall
tariff committee and Spesker Carlisle did
not come off to night. The hour set fol-
the meeting was 1880 o'clock and about
that time the RandalliteB began to appear
in the corridors Of the Riggs House. There
was, OF course, some, delay in getting
together, and it was nearly So'clock when
Representatives Randall, Warner, Cabell,
Tillman and Gay assembled at M. Nc.
Adoo's apartments and marched from
thence in q body to the Speakers rooms
on the floor below. sfs5i . a5l.,ffEs
The committee were met by Mrs. Car.
lisle, who informed thsn that the Speaker
had waited until s o'clock, snd fearing
that the inclement weather had deferred
the tariff rslormeis, had concluded to &C.
cept an invitation to spend the evening
with some friends. = It was then teW
minutes after o'clock and Mr.. Randall
and his friends vera disappointed. A
meeting was arranged for Monday even.
ing and the committee left. G.l
The lndiCationsare that tho Free.traders
will not accept Mr.. Randall'a bill. Morri-
son is opposed to it aud declares he will
obstruct the repeal Of the tobacco tax in
every possible way. He asks his friends
to stand BY him on the ground that it is
mean to kick a man when he is sliding
down hill. h. ~ tSlj
In the meantime his less obstinate and
less bfgoted friends see that Mr.. Randall
has got fully half the Southern Democrats
with him on. the repeal Of at least part OF
tho internal revenue tax The episode to.
night ought to convince Mr.. Randall that
Free-traders are not over anxious to open
the doors to him, even though he goes to
them with q Free.trade bill In his hand. b.
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NnlIInhlh NInnnscrint-

", CLEVELAND, O., Jan. 29.-Will Sage and
y. X, Rcac, local newspaper men, some
ume ago wrote comic opera called "'Cap-
Rln p Cupid" which was set to music by
Trnl. Puehringer, leader Of the Park
!; a;aeater orchestra. Tho production was
given TO John Ellsler to secure bis opin.
ion !, as to i.a merits, and he in turn con-
Tned TIed 1t to Manager Amberg. Of the Thalia
Theatre, New York, the latter agreeing to
pa put it on the stage. This he failed to do,
sea " repeated demands for the return OF
Me ~ manuscript to the authors and com.
poser met with no response. 2GzSt.
J., To-day Messrs. Sage, Rose and Puehr.
niger brought suit for $4,000 against Man.
,S sSses Amberg and attached tho receipts ol
iu's Is, evenings performances, as we'll as the
baggage Of the company. Tho troupe in.
ivaaed SsNS leaving the city tonight, but will
ia HsVe to 80 In their stage costumes, II at all,
sos tho Sheriff has possession Of all trunks
Aao other property belonging to tho opera,